a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment that's are still your archie brussels euro zone finance ministers have also gathered in brussels to discuss the one hundred thirty billion euro greek bailout but greece must wait and another week before the money starts to flow the file say will be given all the first tranche after athens reaches agreements with its private creditors next thursday as a nervous week lies ahead for greece idle for raj and p. and leader of the u.k. independence party says sacrifices being forced to make only drag the country deeper into trouble. but the idea that you take it economy like greece with fifty percent unemployment among its young people with an economy that is likely to contract this year by a further seven percent and that what you do is you impose austerity without any stimulus whatsoever frankly is madness what works for germany doesn't work for greece in economic terms and in political terms you know just put yourself in the position of greek people the situation is desperate and getting worse by the day they see their own el

not a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment class are still your archie brussels. slogans promises and pledges of the usual attributes of any presidential campaign but this year's race in russia has seen some brand new creative weapons unleashed the internet has become one of the major battlegrounds although the content can be scandalous and not entirely innocent now it is a country of china which at the online arsenal. there is been a lot of singing dancing drawing and even cooking this election season as presidential campaigns go he's been hot and creative. with. issues of opposition is a ford hard in the online wars from rapping and slating the put in the dead of tandem to posting not so innocent video fakes. charges against putin and could embezzle meant financial fraud and abuse of office. compactor the graphic anti kremlin campaigning the proved put in videos can seem a little toothless. if you believe that if our. the topic of ukraine not paying for russian gas proves that this video has been made on the kremlin's orders otherwise i don't understand who wou

want to lend not a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment or cilia archie brussels euro zone finance ministers of water once again delayed greece's second bailout how things are is now wait another week pending the approval of disgruntled private investors who've lost up to seventy percent of the investments in greek bonds. and leader of the u.k. independence party believes that greece is now well and truly on the brink. no one doubts that tough decisions need to be taken in greece you know that's obvious when you've got to have some stimulus as well i mean only way that will happen is by leaving the euro just remember three weeks ago there were eighty thousand people storming the barricades of the greek parliament trying to get in and we saw five thousand armed police keeping them out we're seeing evidence of this in spain in portugal i mean come on we saw an arab spring last year there's no absolutely no reason why similar things cowled happen in southern europe it is difficult enough to stomach tough austerity measures tough government keep your own elected gover

land not a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment thus are cilia archie brussels but ahead of the e.u. summit people in europe are opposed to fiscal union and the people stare he cuts imposed on them held rallies in belgium france and greece unions don't work for three hours and watched enough innsbruck testing at their government saying pensions benefits wages snuffles broke out suddenly buildings that the forces were inside severe austerity measures were ordered by brussels an international entry fund to secure a second bailout of the hundred thirty billion euros of financial writer and to build it as a question direction is more likely to save greece. people are of course talking about the probable need for a bailout and uncle americal herself a transfer she is not guaranteeing anything as a result of this bailout you saying i can't guarantee we hope that it's going to work because the opposition are saying you know it's her own policy her own lack of drive or a lot of leadership that has left europe in this position people don't deny here that of course greece

lend not a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment thus are cilia archie brussels. but ahead of the e.u. summit people in europe opposed to fiscal union the deep austerity cuts imposed on them held rallies in belgium france and greece greek union stopped work for three hours in the last in athens protesting at the government cutting pensions and if it's wages scuffles broke out as early as one union member try to force his way inside a severe austerity measures were ordered by brussels and the international monetary fund to secure a second bailout worth one hundred thirty billion euros but financial writer the bill says the cash injection is unlikely to save greece. people out of course talking about the probable need for of out and call herself a transfer she is not guarantee anything as a result of the bailout you saying i can't guarantee we hope it's going to work with the opposition and saying you know it's her own policy her own lack of drive or lack of leadership that has left europe in this position people don't deny here that of course greece shouldn't have

not a desirable scenario where the new buzzwords are growth and employment class are still your archie brussels. but ahead of the e.u. summit people in europe are opposed to fiscal union the deeper stairs he cuts imposed on them held rallies in belgium france and greece greek unions stopped work for three hours and marched into things protesting at the government cutting pensions benefits and wages scuffles with home building is one that will try to force his way inside a severe austerity measures were ordered by brussels international monetary fund to secure a second bailout worth one hundred thirty billion euros for financial writer feet a bill that says the trash injection is likely to save greece. people are of course talking about the probable need for a buy out and. the chance she is not guaranteeing anything as a result of a very low q saying i can't guarantee we hope that it's going to work the opposition are saying you know it's her own policy her own lack of drive or lack of leadership that has left europe in this position people don't deny that of course greece shouldn't have been in

and not a desirable scenario when the new buzzwords are growth and employment just are cilia archie brussels now we're going to argue dot com to discover why niggas sarkozy was late for that you readers meeting and russell's. ryan gosling's of ad throwing and spitting protesters the french president has a tough day on the presidential campaign trail watch this video in full on our web site. also a smuggled secret nasa reveals a computer containing the command code for the international space station has been stolen the details are at our t.v. dot com. well the russian presidential campaign in the final straight ahead of sunday's vote image makers behind those running for the top job have been finding new creative weapons and they've been using everything from extravagant internet clips to less imaginative street barriers to woo voters support our discussion your child takes a look at a wide range of tools being employed and if they work. there's been a lot of singing dancing drawing and even cooking this election season as presidential campaigns go it's been hot and creative. with your oppos

and you just are silly archie brussels. all right that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we cover go to our team got columns last usa or you tube dot com slash r t america i'm christine for sale and we'll be back here in thirty minutes. wealthy british soil the sun. is not on the spotlight on the. markets why not. why no one should really be happening to the global economy with much stronger or no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report. is. a. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and here are your headlines for march second two thousand and twelve fresh off the b.c.b.s. latest liquidity injection are we still facing a euro zone making crisis let's follow the money ok two days after eight hundred banks left at five hundred thirty billion euro from the european central banks three year l.t.r. zero deposited the e.c.v. have shot up to a record seven hundred seventy seven billing it euro more than a trillion dollars as banks

not a desirable scenario when the new buzzwords are growth and employment just are still your archie brussels and don't forget to tune in to our team next week for a brand new line up earlier tonight we showed you the fine line that the u.s. is walking when it comes to tensions between iran and israel well it may be about to get a little more tricky here president obama is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu on monday right after a weekend full of apac elbow rubbing next week we'll show you how u.s. relations with israel might not be as lucrative as they were in the past. and while president obama tries to get into the good graces of the israel lobby this weekend republican presidential contenders are gearing up for super tuesday and americans in ten states will be heading to the polls now voting in america has come a long way from the days of announcing votes under oath to the lever machines paper punch cards and more there's always a margin for error but this is the twenty first century that we're talking about so why are two million people who have already died so registered

controversial and violent events which took place in libya last year and archie's exclusive interview next. i want to sidewise of the brussels forum we're sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and development climbing body in libya at the time of the rule of colonel moammar gadhafi and he led the uprising against the regime the interim prime minister of the national transitional council for about seven and a half months i thank you very much mr shapiro for joining us today and the first question i would like to ask at this point today is the civil war really over in libya and who is in control at the moment a little us first quarter so there was no such good order in libya was resistance being said dictatorship but we considered that the whooshing did not start it. we considered the group from the start and we start. talking about development in the streets when we start tackling those issues when he quit fourteen for the people as a constitutional rights then quite considerable substance we have to have our national police as you know bad feet has destroyed the libyan army he established inside of